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2080 hp Arash AF10 to debut at Geneva

2080 hp Arash AF10 to debut at Geneva

Not much importance was given to English sportscar-maker Arash when they came up with the AF10 supercar in 2009. With a little over 500 hp, the car didn’t sit well among supercar enthusiasts, thus leading to it being shelved. However, seven years later, the carmaker is back, with the same car, only it now produces a monstrous 2080 hp.

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2016 Toyota Prius launched in UAE and KSA

2016 Toyota Prius launched in UAE and KSA

Al-Futtaim Motors, the UAE’s Toyota distributor, has officially launched the fourth-generation Toyota Prius here. Up until now, the most popular hybrid vehicle in the world was not offered in the GCC, although they were sold in other Middle East countries such as Jordan and Lebanon. It has also just been launched in Saudi Arabia.

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First drive: 2015 Nissan Pathfinder Hybrid in the UAE

First drive: 2015 Nissan Pathfinder Hybrid in the UAE

With a governmental push for “green” initiatives, the ubiquity of hybrid cars is inevitable in the UAE, even if the current lukewarm sentiments are due to lack of actual subsidies to reduce the higher prices of hybrid cars, as in Western countries. However, a few local car dealers have taken it upon themselves to offer hybrid models that make sense to cost-conscious consumers. One such model is the Nissan Pathfinder Hybrid, which costs almost the same as a regular Pathfinder at Nissan’s dealership in Dubai.

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First drive: 2016 Volkswagen e-Golf in Germany

First drive: 2016 Volkswagen e-Golf in Germany

With all the controversy surrounding Volkswagen’s current woes with diesel cars, it is easy to forget that dirty diesel was never a viable environmentally-friendly alternative to petrol, ever. Diesel cars became a “thing” in certain parts of the world because they offered better mileage, which is all their buyers cared about, the environment be damned. But diesel cars have a variety of costly, heavy and inefficient add-ons to make them cleaner, just to meet tough emissions laws in Europe. If you want the cheapest form of energy for your car, there’s no better option than going electric. We tried out the all-electric VW e-Golf at Wolfsburg,

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